Something good is growing!

lucky clover flowers is a small flower farm GROWING seasonal FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE FOR THE GRAND TRAVERSE REGION OF NORTHERN MICHIGAN.

 
 

HANDPICKED FOR YOU.

From seed to vase, from spring to frost, everything we grow is thoughtfully tended and handpicked with the hope its unique and seasonal beauty brings great joy to you or somebody you love. 

 
 

TENILLE ENGER

OWNER. FLOWER GIRL. SEED COLLECTOR. PLANT NERD. 


As a fourth generation native to the Grand Traverse area, my roots run deep in the garden. From the dahlias that lined the circle drive of Great Grandma Schaub’s Leelanau farmhouse, to the concord grape vines Grandpa Gauthier made into wine, to the cucumbers and dill from my mom’s garden that were swimming in vinegar on the family dinner table every summer night, growing is embedded in my DNA. 

Now, with the help of my smooth fox terrier, Clover, and our super-handy Irishman, I’m carrying the torch in the Long Lake area, growing seasonal cut flowers since 2018. 

 

When you bring a bunch of Lucky Clover flowers home with you, you are bringing a piece of me into your life. I liken it to cooking a meal for somebody I care about -- I’ve put my time and energy and care into something that I hope sustains you, literally and figuratively. Something that I hope delights your senses and lifts your spirits. Handpicked just for you.

Please enjoy!

 

connect with us on instagram

Our winter wonderland.
Frost found my field this morning and I'm not going to lie - I'm feeling a bit giddy about it. It's officially the beginning of the end of the season, which is often the hardest and busiest time of the entire flower farming year. There so much to do
Roxie. Aka: Rox; Roxie Roo; Roo; the Rooster; Roozer, Big Girl; Big Schnotz. If you’ve been following for any amount of time you’ll know my girl Clover, the namesake of Lucky Clover Flowers. Lesser posted about but just as present is my
It's almost time. The days are getting unmanageably short, it's taking me longer to find quality flowers in the field, and everybody is asking, "how much longer will you have flowers?" Not much longer, friends. It's time to wrap things up a
The dahlias are still only just trickling in -- more than 6 weeks late than they've ever been in the entire decade I've been growing them. This, in the same season the tulips were several weeks earlier than any other record in my notes. A very unsett
A bright little spot in today's cold, dark, rainy, windy fall weather preview.
Best bucket from today's harvest.
September feels
 

Lucky Clover Flowers is a proud member of the Association of Specialty Cut Flower Growers, The Floret Farmer-Florist Collective, and an alumni of their nationally recognized flower farming workshop.

 
untitled.png